Difference between revisions of "DCS getCurrentDcsResourceId"
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| − | ==== DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId ==== | + | ==== DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId ==== |
Return current DCS resource Id | Return current DCS resource Id | ||
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'''Example''' | '''Example''' | ||
| − | ''number dcsResourceId = DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId(); '' | + | ''number dcsResourceId = DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId(); '' |
| − | ''print(dcsResourceId); '' | + | ''print(dcsResourceId); '' |
| − | '''Explanation''' | + | '''Explanation''' |
| − | ''If you work on Tabulation editor, you can use this example to know DCS resource Id that you're using '' | + | ''If you work on Tabulation editor, you can use this example to know DCS resource Id that you're using. This script will run failed if you're using Workflow editor and do not use function DCS_use(DCS resource Id). '' |
'''Availability''' | '''Availability''' | ||
Latest revision as of 11:31, 20 December 2011
DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId
Return current DCS resource Id
Syntax
DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId()
Arguments
None
Return value
number
Example
number dcsResourceId = DCS_getCurrentDcsResourceId();
print(dcsResourceId);
Explanation
If you work on Tabulation editor, you can use this example to know DCS resource Id that you're using. This script will run failed if you're using Workflow editor and do not use function DCS_use(DCS resource Id).
Availability
Version 5.8
